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Hey Comrads and Associates.
Has anyone on PA looked into Water hole maps in W.A ?
It`s been on my Mind for a while now.
There must be some log books kept with Gov Authorities over there shorely .
A site link below says there is GPS mapping of such a thing but i have not located anything as yet.
I`m still looking at doing a Lap around Au in the near future but i`ve been saying that regardless for a decade now.
More so i`d find it hard not to have a splash once a day especially with flies and airborne bull dust sticking to sweaty skin & there is only so much water you can carry.
The Link below says Camels are culprits on water holes maybe follow one of them.
The way fuel prices are going maybe i should try ride one of those creatures & cover both bases.

https://www.natureaustralia.org.au/what-we-do/our-priorities/land-and-freshwater/land-freshwater-stories/sacred-waterholes-of-the-western-desert/

<blockquote data-quote="Bush" data-source="post: 681618" data-attributes="member: 6815">Hey Comrads and Associates.Has anyone on PA looked into Water hole maps in W.A ?It`s been on my Mind for a while now.There must be some log books kept with Gov Authorities over there shorely .A site link below says there is GPS mapping of such a thing but i have not located anything as yet.I`m still looking at doing a Lap around Au in the near future but i`ve been saying that regardless for a decade now.More so i`d find it hard not to have a splash once a day especially with flies and airborne bull dust sticking to sweaty skin &amp; there is only so much water you can carry.The Link below says Camels are culprits on water holes maybe follow one of them.The way fuel prices are going maybe i should try ride one of those creatures &amp; cover both bases.<a href="https://www.natureaustralia.org.au/what-we-do/our-priorities/land-and-freshwater/land-freshwater-stories/sacred-waterholes-of-the-western-desert/" target="_blank">https://www.natureaustralia.org.au/what-we-do/our-priorities/land-and-freshwater/land-freshwater-stories/sacred-waterholes-of-the-western-desert/</a></blockquote>

[QUOTE="Bush, post: 681618, member: 6815"] Hey Comrads and Associates. Has anyone on PA looked into Water hole maps in W.A ? It`s been on my Mind for a while now. There must be some log books kept with Gov Authorities over there shorely . A site link below says there is GPS mapping of such a thing but i have not located anything as yet. I`m still looking at doing a Lap around Au in the near future but i`ve been saying that regardless for a decade now. More so i`d find it hard not to have a splash once a day especially with flies and airborne bull dust sticking to sweaty skin & there is only so much water you can carry. The Link below says Camels are culprits on water holes maybe follow one of them. The way fuel prices are going maybe i should try ride one of those creatures & cover both bases. [URL]https://www.natureaustralia.org.au/what-we-do/our-priorities/land-and-freshwater/land-freshwater-stories/sacred-waterholes-of-the-western-desert/[/URL] [/QUOTE]

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